Showing posts with label Mobile web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile web. Show all posts

The 4.2 version of the Opera Mini Software is now available

After releasing the beta version of Opera Mini 4.2 at the beginning of the month, Opera Software released the final version of its much-anticipated browser for mobile phones. Since the launch of the beta version of Opera Mini 4.2, speed trials have shown that this version gives more than 30% speed improvements for users in the US, due to the addition of a new Opera Mini server park in the United

Internet Explorer Mobile 6 Emulator Available

Microsoft today has put up the Internet Explorer Mobile 6 Emulator for developer to test the new Internet Explorer Mobile 6. The Windows Mobile, with version 6.1.4 includes the new Internet Explorer Mobile 6 and can be used with Visual Studio 2005 or 2008.Here is a list of the new features you can expect to see in the * Improved fidelity (support for full fidelity desktop rendering) *

Mozilla to Announce Firefox Mobile Alpha in a Few Weeks

Chief Executive of Mozilla, John Lilly has revealed in an interview that the company is ready to release Firefox Mobile in few weeks time. “We want to make sure that the Web on mobile is more like the Web than what the mobile industry offers today, which is closed, separate networks and not a very good information-getting experience for the user. The first thing is to bring Firefox to mobile

Skyfire Lights Up New Mobile PC-Like Browser

At the DEMO 08 conference, Skyfire unveiled a new mobile browser that makes browsing on a smartphone just like browsing on a PC. Smartphone users can experience the “real web” to access and interact with any website built with any web technology, including dynamic Flash, advanced Ajax, Java and more - at the same speeds they are accustomed to on their PC. With this free downloadable browser,

Skyfire Lights Up New Mobile PC-Like Browser

At the DEMO 08 conference, Skyfire unveiled a new mobile browser that makes browsing on a smartphone just like browsing on a PC. Smartphone users can experience the “real web” to access and interact with any website built with any web technology, including dynamic Flash, advanced Ajax, Java and more - at the same speeds they are accustomed to on their PC. With this free downloadable browser,

Opera delivers the Web on world's first mobile WiMax gaming device

Opera Software announced that Korea-based POSBRO has selected the Opera browser for what is labelled the world's first portable WiMax gaming device. The POSBRO G100 takes advantage of the high data speeds offered by WiMax (4G) to deliver online gaming from a portable device. POSBRO used the Opera 9 for Devices SDK to create a compelling Web experience for people using the G100 device.The device